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What is a hypochondriac?

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1
What is a hypochondriac?
A person who never gets sick
A person who suffers from chondriac syndrom
A person who is hyper
A person who states they are sick all of the time
2
Sorting information into a Venn Diagram is an example of what question type?
Graphic
Hot Text
Multiple Choice
Hot text
3
All of the following are academic terms except which?
Advice
Analysis
Compare
Evidence
4
Highlighting evidence from the text is an example of what Question type?
Multiple Choice
All of the above
Graphic
Hot text
5
When are you taking FSA?
April 20-21
I already took it
April 18-19
6
What do you need to pay attention to when reading each text?
Italicized words
Bold words
Pictures/graphic
Captions
7
How is FSA different from FCAT?
There are more question types
All of the above
It is on the computer
There is more informational text
8
All of the following are necessary the day of testing except which?
leave "baggage" at home
Eat a good breakfast
All of the above
Turn your cell phones off and they are not on you
9
What does FSA stand for?
Fun Student association
Florida Standards Assessment
Florida Sunshine Assessment
Florida Student Assessment
10
What is the author's purpose of the Roberto Clemente story?
To persuade the reader that even pro athletes struggle
To explain challenges a famous baseball player endured
The explain how a fan became friends with Roberto Clemente
Entertain the reader with a story about a baseball player
11
Why did the news reporters call Roberto Clemente a hypochondriac?
He had a chronic knee injury
He had a chronic neck injury
He had a chronic shoulder injury
He was always full of energy
12
Do you know your FSA testing date?
No
Yes